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2001 Wolverine Freightliner Pumper Tanker

Verified seller

Located in MI

27,100 miles

1,250 GPM

3,000 gallon tank

2001 Wolverine Freightliner FL112 Pumper Tanker Well-kept, front-line pumper tanker with just 27,100 miles. Built on a Freightliner FL112 chassis, this unit is currently in service and primarily used for structure fires in non-hydrant areas. Everything operates as it should and the truck has current pump testing and DOT certification. Highlights: - 27,100 miles - Freightliner FL112 chassis - Wolverine body - Automatic transmission - 1,250 GPM pump - 3,000-gallon water tank - Current pump test - Current DOT certification - Two hose bed pre-connects: 1.5" and 2.5" - Two 1,500-gallon fold-down portable tanks - Three-way dump capability - Dump controls located in the cab and at the rear of the truck - Currently serving as a front-line apparatus - Everything works as it should - Excellent overall condition Well-maintained, ready-to-work pumper tanker with high water capacity and a versatile setup for departments operating in rural and non-hydrant areas.

Listing ID

#995854

Model year

2001

Length

33'

Width

8' 6"

Height

10' 2"

Condition

Excellent

Vehicle type

Pumper Tanker

Body

Wolverine

Chassis

Freightliner

Model

FL 112

Mileage

27,100 miles

Pump size

1,250 gpm

Tank size

3,000 gal

Automatic

Has service records

Runs without issue

Has pump test

Chassis type

2 Door Commercial

Color

Red

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